What will happen in Catalonia in 2019?
Let’s take a look at what the country can expect from now on in politics, economy or culture
economy
Foreign investment in Catalonia up 56% in third quarter
Current total of 1.84 billion euros for 2018 is 16% less than last year
What the government needs to do to pass 2019 budget
1.7bn more for social policies and more taxes on high earners, main demands of opposition party closest to supporting spending plan
Catalan economy grows by 0.6% in third term
Country’s GDP up by 2% so far this year, with a slight slowdown between July and September
Catalan economy to grow 3%, says Barcelona chamber of commerce
Estimation would mean continuing trend of GDP increase, higher than Spanish and EU average
Spain to overturn decree that facilitated companies fleeing Catalonia
Madrid regrets "important damage" caused to economy after referendum
Unemployment falls in September for first time in 11 years
Number of job seekers goes down despite the end of summer
Catalan GDP grows by 3% from last year
Economy remains strong despite slight decline from previous higher figures
GDP to grow 2.9% this year says government
Catalan economy weathers storm of 2017 political tensions with positive growth forecast to continue in 2019
Second best ever June for hotels in Catalonia
Some 6.4 million overnight stays last month just short of last year’s all-time record figure
Growth in Catalan GDP set to rise to 2.9% in 2018
Government adjusts forecast upward with economy expected to outgrow average in Spain and Eurozone
Economy to grow 3% in 2018, say analysts
Record export figures, increase in employment, and positive figures in production and investment all contribute toward growth, economists' association concludes
Exports hit €24.1bn –a new record
Figures for Catalan sales abroad during first quarter up 4.5% compared to last year
Foreign investment forecast ‘very positive’ despite first quarter drop
Business minister says this year’s 62% fall in funds from abroad will be offset over next six months
Government rules out incentives to attract firms back to Catalonia
Business minister refuses to “reward” companies that changed legal headquarters during the political crisis and says “objective data” show health of Catalan economy